in other thread Ganymede wrote:Mine cost nothing - except an extension on my phone-deal. As my subscription was ending I rang the company and told them I'd like to stay with them if they gave me a free phone...
Just curious, how much you pay fixed fees monthly and how much for calling to other numbers than your own operator's at day time?
I'm paying 3.33€/month and 0.17€/min/all numbers/24x7 and got 10€/month free talking time or sms for next 17 months and 50€ voucher to one of the largest shop chain (ie. department stores, supermarkets, restaurants etc.). I would get better minute rate if I was willing to pay 4-6€ monthly fee but for my use this is better.
Here it's illegal to bundle contract and phone so they have other attractions..
As I don't use the phone as much as I used to, I now have the smallest subscription possible with this company: I pay € 20,- a month.
It doesn't matter whether I use the € 20,- or not; when I go over the rates stay the same and if I stay under, I get to keep the amount I haven't used indefinitely.
Calls to other users with the same provider and all fixed telephone lines are € 0,14 per minute, to other mobile users they're € 0,28 p/m. There are no day/night tariffs.
Monthly subscription € 22.50 150 minutes included.
Minutes roll over to the next month for two months.
In the case I use more minutes as I have left (that occurs almost never) I have to pay € 0.15 a minute.
Mine is pre-paid and I have to charge it up with a total amount of €20 every 3 months. Apart from that, no other costs.
(BTW, my network is TMNand calls cost €0,05 per minute for other TMN numbers, €0,413 if i'm calling fixed phones and €0,524 for other Portuguese mobile networks).
Fundamental wrote:about 15-20€.. I mostly send sms.. about 700 per month..
That is allmost 25 sms each day! Where do you find the time to insert notes?
And btw, it seems like it is very cheap to send a sms in Finland!
I have free sms's to 5 numbers.. whe I'm bored in school, train or bus I usually send messages to my girlfriend.. almost all the messages are without no point but funny.. anyway in Finland it's very cheap to talk or send sms compairing to other eu countries but our phones are more expensive..
Fundamental wrote:I have free sms's to 5 numbers.. whe I'm bored in school, train or bus I usually send messages to my girlfriend.. almost all the messages are without no point but funny.. anyway in Finland it's very cheap to talk or send sms compairing to other eu countries but our phones are more expensive..
That is cool! To have five free sms-numbers! If i only had one it would save me a fortune!!
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I forgot my GPRS, I pay 10€/month with unlimited usage at night time, 18-06. Daytime usage is expensive due to pricing model of this plan. With this plan there's also possibility to purchase unlimited calls to 1-5 predefined numbers (must be with same operator) for 5€/number/month.
Fundamental wrote:I have free sms's to 5 numbers.. whe I'm bored in school, train or bus I usually send messages to my girlfriend.. almost all the messages are without no point but funny.. anyway in Finland it's very cheap to talk or send sms compairing to other eu countries but our phones are more expensive..
That is cool! To have five free sms-numbers! If i only had one it would save me a fortune!!
Question raised....-->
Do you have 5 girlfriends???
The fixed fee is something like a bit less than 5€/month. Calls are 8c/min to the same operator and 14c/min to other operators.
SMSes are 8c/piece.
I've understood this is the cheapest you get in Finland. Unfortunately they haven't sold these for over a year.
The operator is DNA and this is more specifically an old Telia City number. It has even cheaper prices than it had in the Telia times and it can now be used anywhere in Finland. So, nothing to complain about :)
